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JUVENTUS Campioni D'Italia Thread [2005-2006]
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Berlusconi? :funny:
do you know what you say?
When Milan got relegated to Serie B, president was Farina...a member of the Mafia like moggi
farina bought referee and milan got relegated to Serie B like lazio
preziosi bought referee and genoa got relegated to Serie C
and now it's juventus (rubentus) turn...see you in 2 seasons
do you know what you say?
When Milan got relegated to Serie B, president was Farina...a member of the Mafia like moggi
farina bought referee and milan got relegated to Serie B like lazio
preziosi bought referee and genoa got relegated to Serie C
and now it's juventus (rubentus) turn...see you in 2 seasons
JuventusForever
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That is EXACTLY the reason why bloody i hate and wish the worst to all the rest of the lame jealous seria A teams, especially F*ckin Milan. BTW.. to all of you ignorant fans that can't read.. milan is in this media crap too, Milan allegedly interveened in the referee picks for your lame Berloscum cup back then... so if we go down (won't happen..) you go down with us.
Can't wait for next week.
Good job Juve!, good job nedved! controlled the attack perfectly... Good job Zlatan for finally scoring. I hope he stays and improves...
Scudetto 29 here we come!
Can't wait for next week.
Good job Juve!, good job nedved! controlled the attack perfectly... Good job Zlatan for finally scoring. I hope he stays and improves...
Scudetto 29 here we come!
JuventusForever
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I love haters.
Sampdoria beat you, Fiorentina beat you, Chievo beat you, Inter beat you, Roma beat you, and Lecce beat you... and you even have the guts coming here and talking smack about us? and us cheating no less..?! well i have two words to allllll you haters out there:
F**K YOU.
another meaningless season for milan, you didn't win sh*t and you blame us, and referees..
:boohoo:
All i can do is laugh in your face.
Sampdoria beat you, Fiorentina beat you, Chievo beat you, Inter beat you, Roma beat you, and Lecce beat you... and you even have the guts coming here and talking smack about us? and us cheating no less..?! well i have two words to allllll you haters out there:
F**K YOU.
another meaningless season for milan, you didn't win sh*t and you blame us, and referees..
:boohoo:
All i can do is laugh in your face.
JuventusForever
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No problem friend... you have Roma to on your ass don't forget.
Even iceman Capello is showing emotions, and even smiling... not to mention Giraudo and Bettega who jumped every time a goal was scored
Even iceman Capello is showing emotions, and even smiling... not to mention Giraudo and Bettega who jumped every time a goal was scored
theo
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Yeah, like when Fabio scored that goal in the 95th minute .
Juventus-Palermo: 2-1
A carnival atmosphere enveloped the Delle Alpi stadium on Sunday afternoon as Juventus hosted Palermo in the last home game of the season. With the stadium close to capacity the fans turned out it their thousands to urge the bianconeri forward.
As the teams left the field after a hard-fought ninety minutes the celebrations continued with Juventus winning 2-1 and taking a three-point lead into the final game of the season.
Although Juve had the majority of the possession in the first half they struggled to find the final ball and became increasingly frustrated by the defensive approach of their opponents. Nedved twice went close for the bianconeri, but saw his shots well saved on both occasions. Seventeen minutes in the Czech was again involved as Juve created a well-worked opportunity. His headed flick-on from Trezeguet’s pass found Ibrahimovic in space in the area. The Swede’s first touch was good but the Palermo defence managed to clear his attempted pass back to Trezeguet.
The turning point came half an hour into the game when Camoranesi capitalised on some shaky defending by the Sicilians and played a perfect cross to the near post. The pass was nervously flicked-on by a Palermo defender and fell at the feet of Nedved. The feisty left-winger made, striking the ball past Agliardi to put Juventus one-nil ahead. Di Michele and Conteh tried their luck as Palermo tried to find an equaliser, but Juventus looked the more likely of the two squads to score the next goal, a right-footed effort from Nedved scraping the left hand post.
Juventus began the second half in explosive form. Nedved and Trezeguet both went close before Zlatan latched onto a brilliant chipped through-ball from Camoranesi to double Juve’s lead seven minutes after the restart, coolly slotting the ball between Agliardi’s legs. However, ten minutes later it was Palermo’s turn to celebrate. Godeas’s fierce shot flying beyond Buffon and into the top corner as the Sicilians pulled a goal back.
Despite the scare Juventus never looked overly troubled and saw out the remainder of the game without serious problems. As the players left the field they stopped to acknowledge their fans, all of whom will be hoping for a repeat performance at Reggina next weekend.
JUVENTUS-PALERMO 2-1
GOALS: 31’ Nedved, 51’ Ibrahimovic, 62’ Godeas
JUVENTUS: Buffon; Balzaretti (80’ Zebina), Kovac, Cannavaro, Zambrotta; Camoranesi, Emerson, Vieira, Nedved (78’ Mutu); Ibrahimovic (60’ Del Piero), Trezeguet. Coach. Capello. Substitutes: Abbiati, Thuram, Blasi, Giannichedda.
PALERMO: Agliardi; Zaccardo, Barzagli (45’
, Conteh, Grosso; Mutarelli, Barone, Gonzalez (74’ Makinwa), Santana; Di Michele (62’ Caracciolo), Godeas. Coach. Papadopulo. Substitutes: Andujar, Accardi, Codrea, Brienza.
REFEREE: De Santis M.
CAUTIONED: 35’pt Camoranesi, 36’pt Vieira, 4’st Conteh, 29’st Zambrotta
SPECTATORS: 56.488
RECEIPTS: 603.842
Juventus-Palermo: 2-1
A carnival atmosphere enveloped the Delle Alpi stadium on Sunday afternoon as Juventus hosted Palermo in the last home game of the season. With the stadium close to capacity the fans turned out it their thousands to urge the bianconeri forward.
As the teams left the field after a hard-fought ninety minutes the celebrations continued with Juventus winning 2-1 and taking a three-point lead into the final game of the season.
Although Juve had the majority of the possession in the first half they struggled to find the final ball and became increasingly frustrated by the defensive approach of their opponents. Nedved twice went close for the bianconeri, but saw his shots well saved on both occasions. Seventeen minutes in the Czech was again involved as Juve created a well-worked opportunity. His headed flick-on from Trezeguet’s pass found Ibrahimovic in space in the area. The Swede’s first touch was good but the Palermo defence managed to clear his attempted pass back to Trezeguet.
The turning point came half an hour into the game when Camoranesi capitalised on some shaky defending by the Sicilians and played a perfect cross to the near post. The pass was nervously flicked-on by a Palermo defender and fell at the feet of Nedved. The feisty left-winger made, striking the ball past Agliardi to put Juventus one-nil ahead. Di Michele and Conteh tried their luck as Palermo tried to find an equaliser, but Juventus looked the more likely of the two squads to score the next goal, a right-footed effort from Nedved scraping the left hand post.
Juventus began the second half in explosive form. Nedved and Trezeguet both went close before Zlatan latched onto a brilliant chipped through-ball from Camoranesi to double Juve’s lead seven minutes after the restart, coolly slotting the ball between Agliardi’s legs. However, ten minutes later it was Palermo’s turn to celebrate. Godeas’s fierce shot flying beyond Buffon and into the top corner as the Sicilians pulled a goal back.
Despite the scare Juventus never looked overly troubled and saw out the remainder of the game without serious problems. As the players left the field they stopped to acknowledge their fans, all of whom will be hoping for a repeat performance at Reggina next weekend.
JUVENTUS-PALERMO 2-1
GOALS: 31’ Nedved, 51’ Ibrahimovic, 62’ Godeas
JUVENTUS: Buffon; Balzaretti (80’ Zebina), Kovac, Cannavaro, Zambrotta; Camoranesi, Emerson, Vieira, Nedved (78’ Mutu); Ibrahimovic (60’ Del Piero), Trezeguet. Coach. Capello. Substitutes: Abbiati, Thuram, Blasi, Giannichedda.
PALERMO: Agliardi; Zaccardo, Barzagli (45’
, Conteh, Grosso; Mutarelli, Barone, Gonzalez (74’ Makinwa), Santana; Di Michele (62’ Caracciolo), Godeas. Coach. Papadopulo. Substitutes: Andujar, Accardi, Codrea, Brienza. REFEREE: De Santis M.
CAUTIONED: 35’pt Camoranesi, 36’pt Vieira, 4’st Conteh, 29’st Zambrotta
SPECTATORS: 56.488
RECEIPTS: 603.842
djperthglory
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that guy is just fkn pathetic really. i mean seriously wht a fkn idiot. when the fk was the last time juve were given a penalty or something? we have scored almost all our goals in open play this season. that milan fan should wake up. really really stupid person. you want to know something idiot poster.....why dont you just go sit down at the dinner table and open up that fresh coppa and start eating because that is the only coppa you will be having this season.
plus if this guy is italian well i dont want his supporting italy at the world cup. half of juve will be in the italian national team. so if he is italian i dont want him cheering for italy because the players must also be cheating bastards. get a life you immature idiot and start recognising that the players anctually play. i didnt know some milanisti were sore losers.
plus if this guy is italian well i dont want his supporting italy at the world cup. half of juve will be in the italian national team. so if he is italian i dont want him cheering for italy because the players must also be cheating bastards. get a life you immature idiot and start recognising that the players anctually play. i didnt know some milanisti were sore losers.
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